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Parry from SLO palms has nice sized tree’s in 15 gallon pots.Hey Jonah, is that where Parry is now I know his place in Grover Beach is closed permanently!
Save yourself 15 years and pick one or 10 up from him if you can in Santa Barbara.
Are these still available?
Are these still available? If so, I'll take a 20 pack
Wow, it is much larger than I imagined from seeing the pictures. I was thinking a small berry.
Maybe good for hucking at your enemies.
We prefer a powder. The fully ripe fruit is legitimately sour and gross. Here it's a health food, not a fun drink one buys on a hot day haha.
The pink one looks really cool. I haven't seen this before, very neat!
My biggest concern is that most of us on this forum are already weird enough with our fruit/plant obsession. If I start rubbing and smelling leaves my wife with think I some kind of plant pervert.
All the varieties listed as hasn’t fruited have now. Got to try fruits of Taiwan and Walton recently and Lemon Gold is holding now
What did you think of Taiwan?
Inca Red, is it a hybrid? Thanks!
Hi, black sapote is so good, I'm glad you got to try it. Did the fruit & spice park let them bring back fruit? I've read that their rule is that you can only pick fallen fruit. I'll be visiting soon and was wondering about fruit that doesn't fall from the tree - like sapodilla and jackfruit.Oh the stories I’ve seen and heard going down from people at the fruit and spice park
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I can’t say anything else.
But it’s crazy funny out there🤣
